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But when he decides to make a move, several executive headhunters said last week, he is likely to have an abundance of choices.

Currently he is the principal of Executive Headhunter Group and head recruiter.

Gerard R. Roche, who is regarded as a top executive headhunter, has four new trophies to display.

Currently he serves as a principal at the Executive Headhunter Group and has placed hundreds of executives in fortune 500 companies.

The reaction among AT&T watchers was summed up by an executive headhunter: "Who?"

Executive headhunters are recruiting people who fit the description and, with their talents suddenly much in demand, chief security officers can earn more than $400,000 a year.

Mrs. Humphrey organized a search committee and enlisted an executive headhunter firm, Heidrick & Struggles, which had no special expertise in opera.

"The challenge is not just replacing Jack Valenti," acknowledged Leslie Hortum, the executive headhunter leading the search for a replacement.

Today, said Andrea Redmond, an executive headhunter at Russell Reynolds Associates, successful chief executives are "inclusive, open and transparent."

In consultation with the New York-based executive headhunter firm, Russel Reynolds & Associates, the search committee drew up a list of candidates, all directors or former directors of American museums.

Susan Friedman, a Manhattan advertising executive headhunter who took driving lessons at a school staffed by cabbies, takes the avenues' middle lanes at night so she can better see cross-street drivers ignoring the red lights.

White Collar Jobs Affected Although executive headhunters at Korn-Ferry recently reported "strong signs that the recession in senior executive jobs is easing," the biggest losers are likely to be white-collar workers, especially those who labor in back offices.

The MCC appointed Spencer Stuart, a firm of executive headhunters, to find a replacement for Keith Bradshaw, who left his position as chief executive at the end of October, and the club has identified a playing background in professional cricket as a key requirement.

"If we make rodeo mainstream, people will understand it and appreciate it as a sport - maybe America's original sport," said Steve Hatchell, the association's commissioner, who rode an executive headhunter into rodeo two years ago from the Big 12 collegiate conference, which he served as commissioner.